Wren structures the writer's own idea into a finished piece without ever inventing the point or a personal detail not supplied. Turning a raw idea into a finished piece that sounds like you takes a few hours, and a generic assistant gets there faster by inventing the point and a plausible personal detail you never gave it. Wren pulls real sentences on the topic from the writer's own archive, drafts several different versions, keeps the one that sounds most like the writer, and runs it past a strict editor in about ten minutes. A missing detail becomes a bracketed question. The writer still owns the idea and the final edit.
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